Here’s How Government Spending Has Grown—and Where the Money Is Going – WSJ
No matter how you measure it, the U.S. government is spending significantly more than it did a decade ago. As President Trump prepares his joint...
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Markets wrap rough month driven by ‘Extreme Fear’ – CNN
US stocks seesawed Friday, but all three major indexes closed the month in the red — a sign of increasing unease in markets. Volatility gripped...
US Jobs Report to Offer Clues on Hiring Momentum – Bloomberg
US employers probably added jobs at a moderate pace in February at a time of federal government layoffs and a consumer spending slowdown.Payrolls rose by...
The Countries Fueling America’s $1.2 Trillion Goods Trade Deficit, in Charts – WSJ
The U.S. imported $1.2 trillion more in goods in 2024 than it exported, a record annual deficit and a major economic irritant for President Trump....
How to get rich in 2025 – The Economist
“Asingle man of large fortune; four or five thousand a year. What a fine thing for our girls!” In “Pride and Prejudice” Jane Austen did...
Worries Mount That Trump Agenda Is Testing Economy’s Resilience – WSJ
While it’s too soon to tell if growth is in trouble, ‘soft’ survey data and markets show growing concern. The U.S. economy has proved pessimists...
AI companies race to use ‘distillation’ to produce cheaper models – The Financial Times
Leading artificial intelligence firms including OpenAI, Microsoft and Meta are turning to a process called “distillation” in the global race to create AI models that...
Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: Focus on U.S. Jobs, ECB Decision, China Congress and Tariffs – WSJ
Key U.S. jobs data, a likely interest-rate cut by the European Central Bank and China’s annual National People’s Congress will all attract attention during the...
U.S. Economic Growth Falls Back Below Average – WSJ
America’s economic activity lost pace at the start of the year, according to a monthly index set out Monday.The Chicago Fed National Activity Index declined...
Why American credit-card delinquencies have suddenly shot up – The Economist
When it comes to the finances of American consumers, the viral videos produced by Caleb Hammer, a personal-finance social-media star, provide some cause for concern....